Yup, this partnership is more about providing demos and showing people in each of our respective communities how they can use the two services together. Fortunately both of our APIs were powerful enough already that we didn't have to write any additional library code to integrate the two

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Because we're so heavily client-side, we created a policy-based security api to allow you to control the actions allowed using the filepicker.js library, as well as actions in your developer portal that you can use to make things read-only, set the max allowed file size, etc.

https://developers.filepicker.io/docs/security/

Ok, thanks - out of interest would my FilePicker API key be subject to the same vector of attack as a Zencoder key ?

It seems to me that most of the FilePicker documentation talks about using it in client side applications ?